thanks to our panel for being here. next week we will talk how to get power out of the hands of the washington elite and back into the hands of the people. join us nexhappy halloween. rick leventhal is next with the "fox report". >> the federal grand jury of purely approves the first charges in russian alleged meddling. i'm rick leventhal and this is the "fox report". after months of working in the shadows special counsel robert muller may be about to put his cards on the table as the white house braces for the possible unsealing of an indictment on monday. all of this is sparking widespread speculation on who could be targeted. lawmakers say they are being kept in the dark.

>> let's assume the reporting is true and we do not know who is being charged for what they are being charged for. we do not know the time period. i will tell you this. the only conversation i had with robert muller was stressing to him the importance of cutting out the leaks with respect to serious investigation. it is ironic that the people charged with investigating the law and executing the law would violate the law and make no mistake disclosing grand jury material is a violation of the law. rick: we go to garrett in washington. anymore idea of what we can expect to play out tomorrow? >> there are a number of scenarios we can see. wall street journal and others are saying arrest could be made as soon as tomorrow. what would typically happen next is that person or persons would be brought before a judge for an initial hearing with charges against him are laid out and found is that. in white-collar cases such as this bill is typically posted right away and the person is free to go until the next

hearing. i think typically because there is a lot that is not typical about this investigation this afternoon former attorney general said the fact that someone is being arrested at all here could be an indication that the special counsel's team plans to play hardball going forward. >> usually in white-collar cases there is an arrangement with a lawyer for the defendant and the defendant to show up at the courthouse, be advised of the charges and enter a plea which is usually not guilty and have built a set but if they're going to make an arrest and instead of simply having someone show up that is pretty harsh. rick: the two names we've heard the most in this investigation are former trump campaign and national security adviser michael flynn. it is entirely possible that the person being charged is someone we have never heard of. whatever may be the case who is being charged with what will likely shed light on where the investigation into russia's election meddling stands and it has moved on the allegation that

the president can be included with russia. >> robert mueller is back in the spotlight. >> going back to the summer when robert mueller began to put his team together a number of republican lawmakers expressed concerns that some of the people he was bringing on board were too political for this investigation and others have said muller should step down to recuse himself because of the james comey. there is still strong support for muller on capitol hill but without knowing the details of these new charges we started hearing some of those concerns again. >> i do not know where he is going. it brings question to mind especially he hired at the very beginning. a lot of individuals and attorneys who played in politics and have given money on the democratic side. >> i readily concede i'm in a loosely small group of republicans and i think bob muller has a distinguished career of service to our country and the result will be known by the facts and by what he uncovers. the personalities involved are less important to me than the underlying facts. i would say give the guy a chance to do his job.

>> that is one more story line as charges come out of the next couple of days and if this calls for him to step down do go away or if they get nude hundred renewed life here. rick: garrett, thanks very much. president trump reclaiming republicans are united in their tech support. despite two senators would disavow the president over his behavior. the public feud raising questions on whether the party will move to embrace the parties brand of populism in 2018. ohio governor john kasich saying he has his doubts. >> i think this move toward nationalism and looking inward is a lot of loud voices but i don't think it is the ball. we will have to see overtime. rick: for more on this we go to christian fisher at the white house. any more republican lawmakers attacking the president? >> not really. even senator corker really seem

to dial it back and almost every republican senator was on the sunday shows some version of do you share senator corker's and senator blake's concerns that perhaps this president is a danger to our democracy and hurting the party and every one of them stood by this president. >> president trump was elected and duly elected and including those in ohio and we want him to succeed because then the country succeeds. i not voted for him in the butt when he was elected i said i would work with him. >> first, let me say that jeff flake is one of my best friends in the senate and i have enormous respect for him and i am sorry that he is not going to be running for reelection. having said that i think we need to accept that donald trump is our president.

reporter: one of the more memorable lines was when he asked his colleagues what will we tell our next generation when they asked why didn't you speak up and what will be say. governor john kasich was asked that question pointblank on "fox news sunday" and here is what he said: >> i have spoken up more than anybody. mine is not personal. mine is policy. reporter: so far this call by senator flake to resist this president continues. we met with silence from other republicans on capitol hill. rick . rick: i got a peek at president trump schedule and he is a busy

week ahead. reporter: very busy week ahead. the overriding post will be his top legislative priority, text, that will be a big one. president trump is also expected to announce his pick to the next chairman of the federal reserve and on top of all of that he is going to be preparing for his big 12 day trip to asia and you've got stops plant in china, japan, vietnam, philippines and south korea, all countries that are growing increasingly concerned about this nuclear threat coming from north korea. one of the big outstanding questions continues to be is president trump going to visit the dmz, the demilitarized zone right on the border between north and south korea and if the white house has made a decision one way or another so far they are not making that public but if he decides to go, rick, what a moment that would be. rick: we may have more insight on that in a moment. president dry staying dry in on a rainy night in washington. reporter: i'm trying. rick: nice work. if you follow the president on

twitter you probably saw he lit it up this morning. trumps attorney says the early morning tweets are unrelated to robert mueller. the president tweeted among other things: he also wrote: let's bring in judith muller, adjunct professor. not nearly as active as the president on twitter. >> i couldn't possibly keep up, rick. rick: you just got back from south korea and you are shaking your head when kristin was talking about the possibility that the president would go to the dmv and you are saying that is not happening. >> when i left south korea, at the time, the american officials and people who watch this closely said he will not go to the dmz. he will go to camp humphreys where we are moving a lot of our forces and this will be a forward-looking trip not a backward looking trip but that could change.

as you saw, president trump himself said keep watching and you will be surprised. rick: asked for his teeth this morning he is clearly not the only person concerned that hillary clinton and the dmz funded that dossier that led to the investigation and grand jury suggesting that this force may be tainted and that the information might be tainted that led to this whole probe. >> i find it hard to believe that someone as experienced as robert mueller would actually use or issue any piece of paper with an official stamp on it that was based on information in a dossier that had not been verified and the origins of which he did not know. that doesn't sound like a very, careful, cautious robert mueller reno. rick: we heard plenty of the public and lawmakers say that information is false and much of it they've determined is not true. >> that's right and in which case one has to assume there were other reasons for issuing the subpoenas and asking for the information that he did be six your opinion is not that comey

might not and that mueller might not be the best, impartial person because of his friendship with call me) with the clintons. you do not believe he cannot be partial. >> i believe he is impartial as one can possibly be in this matter. i think the president and republicans are very eager to change the subject. i would want a distraction, too. i would want to talk about the tax bill and i would want to talk about my agenda and i would want to talk about hillary clinton that something that happened seven years ago. rather than the issue at hand and the issue we have been worried about since there were rumors and reports first surfaced which is did the russian try and influence our election and if so, how did they try and do they succeed and is there any collusion on the part of republicans or democrats with them. this is what we want to know and what the country wants to know. rick: and it's something we still do not know. >> we do not even know who will be indicted or if there is going

to be someone indicted tomorrow. rick: or if they are indicted for something completely different or unrelated to any russian collusion. it could be tax fraud or -- >> it could be tax fraud, we know that paul manafort who was very briefly was the campaign manager for mr. trump and we know that robert mueller has been investigating his very complex financial dealings and his relationship with the russians. i spent a lot of time in ukraine and it was well known in ukraine that mr. manafort was working with ukrainians who were pro- russians. rick: paul manafort was one of the names along with michael flynn one of the names being thrown around that might be indicted tomorrow and you have no information -- >> i have no information and unless i had it confirmed by two or three sources and the t's crossed and the eyes darted i would not venture anything on the air. all of this speculation really isn't helpful. at this point, let's watch this investigation unravel and see what happens. we need our analytical skills to analyze what is happening and not pick the future. if i had a ouija board i would tell you i don't.

rick: you always bring wisdom here on the puck support. thank you for more on all of this tomorrow night, where a pair of brand-new shows that debut tomorrow night. the ingram angle, featuring an exclusive interview with white house chief of staff john kelly at 10:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow night and after that it's the premier of fox news at night with shannon greenberg shall be talking to senator mike lee at 11:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox news channel. at least 23 people are dead in somalia after five attackers stormed the hotel saturday night. coming up how security forces are now regaining control after the overnight siege. we are marking five years since super storm sandy turned many lives upside down, especially here in the northeast. i had, how books are still picking up the pieces with my moderate to severe crohn's disease i kept looking for ways to manage my symptoms.

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rick: tonight we marking anniversary many of the authorities would rather not remember. five years ago today super storm sandy devastated the region. it swallowed beaches and surging inland. swapping communities that do not normally flood. it damaged hundreds of thousands of homes and ultimately telling at least $65 billion in damages. new york governor andrew cuomo reported on the impact of the storm. >> we learn that homes built on a wetland and a floodplain they are on a temporary lease and the land is owned by mother nature and she will come back and reclaim it in those homes are going to be gone. we learn to build with resiliency and put homes on peers and buildings on peers and we learn to set up fuel reserves and we learned to have backup generators where we need them. rick: in new jersey, sandy's

unrelenting wins to searched so no peer dumping that roller coaster in the atlantic ocean. i have to get later the boardwalk and appear have been rebuilt but construction continues and hundreds are still moving home on the jersey shore. not hard to remember super skinny but outside the strong weather systems are pounding through the eastern us this evening and adam is live in the fox weather center with more on that. >> tropical storm philippe and that is the 16th storm named the season and in most typical years we get 11 or 12. we actually saw a couple of tornadoes in south florida but this is the rainfall totals in west palm beach getting up to three-4 inches and the good news for folks in florida is this is a very fast mover and that tropical storm is running its way out to see. you can still see the moisture surrounding and this is a very disorganized storm and you're

not seen any circulation there but nonetheless, still a tropical storm that at this point is moving at 60 miles an hour and even with that it will not be the last storm that we see. it will not make landfall but will have an impact on the us weather here for the next couple of days. rick: i marty hearing flooding warnings in new york city but also the problems in new england. >> yeah, it's connected with the system. i said it will not make landfall in that is the case but it is running right into a cold front and it is feeding all that moisture so along that frontal boundary to the mid atlantic to new york city and into new england and all areas where we are seeing very heavy rain and it will continue and this moisture will continue to live from dc tomb of philadelphia and farther north and this will be

slow moving. in the next 12 or 18 hours we will see this move through but it is a consistent heavy rain and we are talking about additional to what we've already seen philadelphia running up further to the north and you're looking at perhaps another four-5 inches and when you talk about four or 5 inches in that short amount of time no spicier we have flood warnings in the flood watch is stretching across all of the mid-atlantic into new england and that's all along the boundary and that's what were watching now all the way until about lunchtime tomorrow. rick: and you do not want to see the yellow and orange and red. thanks, adam. meanwhile puerto rico and the electric company is canceling a no-bid contract to repair its electric grid. the $300 million signed with the montana based company with ties to the interior secretary, ryan zinke but was quickly criticized by federal officials skeptical of that company's ability to deal with this catastrophic damage. this is more than 80% of puerto ricans without power in some five weeks after hurricane maria

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accident which is under investigation. bloodshed in mogadishu after a terror attack on a hotel in somalia's capital. security forces have not restored order after gunmen stormed a hotel saturday night killing at least 23 people during the overnight siege. authorities is a three attackers were killed and two others captured. the islamic terror group al-shabaab is claiming responsibly. this is the second tier tech this month in the city. two weeks ago a massive truck bomb killed 350 people in somalia's where the tax ever. in spain, political turmoil is mounting as people march for unity in barcelona two days after catalonia declares its independence. the spanish government response by seizing control of the region. connor powell is in jerusalem with the story. reporter: 48 hours after catalog politicians declared independence from madrid, hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets in barcelona to protest the move. [speaking in native tongue] reporter: these demonstrators

declared support for unified spain. >> no one speaks for us. we are catalonian's. we want a vote. reporter: spain's central government has called for an election on december 201st and recently catalonia's autonomy government and post officially show a majority, albeit a small majority in the region, want to stay a part of spain. a vocal minority has pushed for independence. emotions are running high and the possibility for violence remains real. spanish authorities are scheduled to take over control, catalonia's government this week and it's a move that could inflame the situation more. the us and the eu are urging the two sides to compromise and to open a dialogue. so far, that has been avoided. rick. rick: connor in the drizzle.

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rick: i'm rick leventhal and this is the fox. it's a busy weekend for president trump as he prepares to announce his pick of the next chairman of the federal reserve. the president also gearing up for a 12 day trip to asia. he leaves for that on friday. washington is bracing for the first charges on robert mueller's investigation. "the wall street journal" reporting that indictment could be opened as early as monday. the washington three begin now saying it initially pay for the opposition research done by fusion gps on republican candidates in 2016 campaign however, it says it had nothing to do with the former british spy who compiled the now infamous drop dossier that was funded by the dnc and the clinton campaign. house oversight trey gowdy said

lawmakers have to get to the bottom of this. >> i am interested in who paid for the dossier because that helps you understand motive and intent and whether or not you can rely on the document. i am much more interested in whether the department of justice and the fbi relied on that dossier in initiating a counterintelligence investigation or in court filings. rick: for more on the firelight of this controversy we go to caroline in washington. reporter: president trump said democrats should stop looking at him over the dossier that claims his campaign had ties to russia and focus on the fact that the clinton campaign helped to pay for it. the president tweeted in part they look at only trump russian collusion which doesn't exist. they are using terrible witchhunt for evil politics. the dossier claims the russian government helped mr. trump campaign win and try to gather dirt on him for potential blackmail. it was put together by former british to buy, christopher

steele. he shared some of his findings the fbi around the same time the bureau launched its investigation. part of it is unsubstantiated rumor but other parts echo an assessment by us intelligence agencies that says russia intervened in the election. >> they relied on the dossier and they didn't cooperate it, or that it, then we have a serious issue and that is the next thing that house intel is trying to find out is whether the us government relied on. reporter: firm behind the dossier, fusion gps, was paid more than a million dollars from a law for working with the clinton campaign and the democratic committee. there is a more important question than wrote the check. >> how much of the work is accurate? how much is true? my colleagues did not seem particularly interested in the question but that is the most important question for the american people. reporter: susan collins said that representatives from the dnc and the clinton campaign

should have to re- testify about the dossier funding before the senate intelligence committee. rick. rick: caroline in washington. new controversy over the nfl national protest as players on the houston texans taken the after team owner bob mcnair made controversial caroline about the purchasing: we can't have the inmates running the prison. will is life. >> that's right. a handful decided to stand the vast majority of the players on the houston texans sidelines chose to take any and protest today. logo texas owners bob mcnair met with his team and saturday and expressed regret. i used a figure of speech that was never intended to be taken

literally and i would never characterize our players or our league that way and i apologize to anyone who was offended by it but on friday the naacp and houston and representative sheila jackson slammed his comment. >> it troubles me that for all that period of time the owners consider these young men something less than human beings. it troubles me that they are, in fact, a commodity. i think that that is the concern. reporter: this all started with colin kaepernick kneeling last season but the test we escalated this year after president trump weighed in. >> wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owners when someone disrespects our flag tuesday get that son of a - off the field right now. out. he's fired. reporter: we will have to see how the taxes handle this issue will be poor. rick, they lost a thriller to the seahawk this afternoon. rick: any other owners weighing in?

reporter: the owners want to get past this controversy and back to football. espn is reporting today that a number of owners are talking about cutting off roger goodell's pending contract extensions and that is something to keep an eye on especially if the protests continue. rick: well, thanks very much. dear flag, dear flag of united states of america. >> dear old glory. >> i want to tell you how deeply proud i am of you. >> i want to thank you for all you have endured. >> i have always loved you. >> it frustrated me to see others not stand for you. >> it hurt me but now with a little patience. >> i find my heart is full. rick: this powerful video made by wounded veterans and athletes given their take on the national anthem debate. it's produced by the adaptive training foundation focuses on

not just people in top physical condition but those who suffered light altering injuries on the battlefield. dave is the founder and ceo of acf and a former nfl player in the 2008 draft and manage not to just make a team but played for years professional football. congrats on that, dave. >> thank you, rick. >> the anthem debate has divided many americans and in your video it's taken a different approach to this controversy. >> yeah, if you focus on what we want to move away from the state stagnant but if we fix our eyes on something we want to move toward that's a whole different focus. the intent behind this video was to be the lens of gratitude and all people have a story and that inclusion is one for us as americans to be grateful and show gratitude to the fact that we can have the conversation. a lot of the veterans in this

video were the ones that said i will never watch an nfl game and i was the one is a former nfl player to say let's hold on a second and we had conversations and ultimately in lettuce to making the dear flag video. rick: i met a couple of the guys i met you in dallas in that event and these are great people who lost limbs or suffer catastrophic injuries and they are getting pretty special attention and as we can see in the videos here. >> when president bush and speaker ryan came to visit our gym earlier this summer bush looked at them and said look, your greatest opportunity as a leader is in front of you and i believe that. this is the type statement. it doesn't matter who goes first in the situation because we can't move forward without each other. i believe great leadership is about doing what you can where you are with house and that is what these veterans and billions from the adaptive training foundation have done. rick: and they pose specific challenges for you as a trainer because of their missing lives. >> true. yeah, it impossible is only an opinion and they embody what it means to have the human spirit.

we are quick to marginalize our own capabilities and when i hear people say my vote doesn't matter but i believe that and this dear flag movement and what we have been flooded with on the dear flag .com website is people's e-mail saying i would never have thought i would be writing this but i'm writing this to you saying that somehow your video changed something for me. i will still stand or i will still kneel but that's okay but how do we create a narrative or how sleep that there is a conversation to be have out of kindness and respect. rick: the theme of that audio is basically what the flag stands for is what enables people to kneel and others to stand and it's the rights that we have that are so important. >> yeah, i think all men are created equal. our constitution says that. if you believe in freedom, justice and equality we have to be quick to be able to say this is what i stand for in this is what you stand for and let's figure out a way those intersect

because where they do that is where this country is all about and that's why people from different countries want to come here and this is the american dream. in this current state and climates that is so volatile that people can't see through that so the only way to create a perspective is to look to people like this and at some level it's been marginalize any been treated less than and in this case is for ballplayers sometimes they are treated as a commodity or as something that is expendable and we have to look at our deep words as human beings and that is what our constitution stands for and that is why i'm here to fight for the social injustice and for that flag. rick: when you play for the rams in the seahawks, players were not kneeling during the national anthem. i wonder what you would have done. >> again, there is a part of this team atmosphere in solidarity that matters and when you go to sweat and bleed for

these guys of your body on the line and that's an internal conversation. again, america needs a place to go from where we are and that is why we want to fix our gaze outside of what the players are doing and labeling that is protest. it's not actually against the veterans or against those freedoms but it's against something totally different. how do we move to different arenas of the people can stop focusing on what is so emotionally charged. rick: dave, we want to encourage folks to go to dear flag .com and check out the video and we also want to know from you what would you tell people if they want to get involved on some level in what you're doing. >> i wear this shirt and if you find yourself in the story i think everyone has their own dear flag narrative. submit that to us. whether it is in writing or in a video submission. we want to know. i encourage you and young people to be able to prove that we can have this conversation and again, regardless of whether you thank you are a leader, i'm empowering you and qualifying you and telling you that you are. that is something we do in the

gym and that is why this video was made because people are willing to say look, i may not like it and may be uncomfortable but i'm willing to stand in the fact that we are grateful for that flag represents. rick: david, we appreciate your time tonight. thanks very much. game five of the world series is on deck as the dodgers look to build off of last night big when in the astros try to stop what will be their final home game of the season. a live report from minute maid park in houston, coming up. plus, objectified harvey is here to tell us what his interview with interior design icon martha stewart in her time away in a federal prison camp. >> for five months i spent an uneasy time in elders and federal prison. >> james comey was the >> james comey was the prosecutor

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rick: american businesswoman, martha stewart, sitting down with harvey evan to tell her life story. starting from the rise of her company which made her a billionaire to the time she spent in a federal prison camp back in 2004. the to talk more about it let's bring in the executive producer, harvey levin. >> hello from rick. rick: i was in west virginia in march 2005 when martha stewart came out of that person. covered it. >> for you and for? [laughter] rick: good question. i was covering it. not sure if i made that clear. i was reporting on her stay there and i am wondering since you sat down with her and that was obviously pretty shocking that martha stewart went to prison.

how did that affect your life? >> she says, in no good way. we get into that a lot. number one, she had bad feelings for james comey who prosecuted her and says this was incredibly unfair and certainly insinuated that it did not help her cause because she was a woman and jim comey's eyes. that said, when i got into her was her second after she's doing this television show now with snoop dogg and she is cooler than she's ever been in many ways. i wanted to know if gave her street credit and she is adamant there was nothing good that came from others and except for what you see the object that she gave me for that period of time. it is unbelievable what she made a prison. unbelievable six but it did give her street credit she wouldn't have done that roast with snoop dogg and justin bieber if she hadn't spent time in a prison

camp. >> i agree with you but it is her life and i said the same thing about the beaver roast and she said nothing good came of this and she is she is and there was no good take away, as she called it, being in that silly place. rick: you mentioned that she was prosecuted by james coney that maybe she and president trump have something in common and they share a dislike for him but it sounds they don't like each other. i want to play your soundbite and get the reaction. >> your version of the appurtenance ruin your relationship with donald trump, didn't it. >> at that time he didn't like it. he doesn't like much but didn't like that i even had a version of the opinions. i was supposed to fire him at the end of my first season's practice he regret not fire him? >> well, she talks about that

and mark changed his mind but donald trump didn't want to leave the show and then we get into the things he said about her and her view of that and she says that she was not the only target of celebrities who tried to fill donald trump's shoes and she does not mince words. she says nothing good came out of her state of prison. her life must have been so different before versus after. >> i have to say that i walked away really impressed with somebody built an empire out of nothing and had adversity in her life because of that but her brand is still going very strong and she has benefited along the way. how much did the prison hurt her financially it did hurt her for a time but she really is rebounded and the story of somebody who creates the way she creates and as strong as she is and determined and not letting adversity get her down is really

something. rick: i'm guessing the queen of style has a piece six. >> well. rick, i have to tell you. this ranch is insane. she rides a horse around this ranch every night at around 10:00 p.m. and as someone who works there they told me that if iraq is out of place, 30 acres down, she will notice it and make someone else. rick: and make someone else move that. >> she gets her hands dirty. she didn't say that. rick: we will watch. thanks again, harvey. objectified will be on right after this program. critical game ahead tonight. the world series tied to games apiece after the dodgers stayed some late innings heroic last night they put up five in ten runs in the last inning last

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rick: the astros and dodgers looking to take control of the world series with critical game five tonight. the dodgers could have been in

big trouble for the dramatic comeback in houston to tie the series at two games apiece. we are live in minute maid park in houston with an update on tonight's game, jared. reporter: good evening, rick. were getting set for the first pitch, 820 eastern time and it's the best of three world series. last game here tonight at midway park and another game in los angeles, tuesday or wednesday. some have flown here from los angeles to see the game and some have taken a long drive to maybe get a coach see, if you will. >> we sit in good seats. >> how much have you spent? >> the first game cost us 2000 bucks the first game. 2200 the second game, 2500 and today was a 700 for our tickets. >> so you're looking at -- >> that airfare and hotel. >> we sat in the last row near the ceiling but we got it for

$400. reporter: they are right about there right now. last i checked $450 was the cheapest ticket on the secondary market. rick: you found while the fans they were spending a lot of money to watch this world series. reporter: we are hearing about players complaining the pistols are too slick. >> yeah, imagine a lot of us on our smart phone and you get a case and it doesn't and dropped easily because it's too slippery. imagine that with a baseball when the pictures need a grip to throw a baseball. commissioner says there is no issues and nothing has been changed but the pictures say otherwise. the dodgers said i had trouble having the ball throwing a slider. justin berliner said it didn't feel the same in the home run i gave up as a slider. major league pitchers say there's nothing about the balls but [inaudible]. rick: could just be an excuse. jared, enjoy the game tonight.

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